MiccaPure Copper Speaker Wire with Gold Plated Banana Plugs, 14AWG, 12 Feet (4 Meter), Pair

Really good value, instant change to quality of music, very well made.

OK, we can all fool ourselves and spend a fortune on Hi-Fi stuff to improve our listening experience. Given the 'nod' from a HiFi fanatic of mine to buy these cables which would improve the delivery of a better signal. Purchased and fitted OH YES, they did make a audiable improvement, incredible value.

Very good cables

I came to these after seeing the now famous online review. So, in the interests of being short and sweet. Do they work? Yes. Do they have decent sound? Also yes. The banana plugs are a little thin for the old KEF Q speakers I have used them on, but hey ho. They connect a Fosi TB10 amp(revised version) and said speakers, with an SMSL headphone amp as a, well, headphone amp and DAC/preamp with PC and TV connected and it has a very decent sound. For a small room, with a reasonable but value system, the cables work great. Are they a world changer? No, as good as they are they are not quite as good as my more expensive thicker cable, but would I buy them again? Yes, if I had a small system, needed decent cables that are well made and not clunky with a more than acceptable sound. Can't say fairer than that. The star taken off is for the plugs, but that may not be their problem, sorry Micca if it isn't! Still great for their use case though.

Excellent cables for the price, I would thoroughly recommend. Quite a full, warm sound but not overly so.

Very good cable for the price, would recommend.

I wanted to put at least a couple of hundred hours on the cables before writing a review. Like many others I thought that I would give these a try after seeing the hi huff review. Yes they are excellent cables for the money, I did read one review on here claiming he loved the darker warmer British sound. For me they come across to be very neutral in my system. Which consists of aRoksan K3 dac further digital side of things. A very heavily modified rega planer 3. For the phono stage there is a mark travis valve mm. Both this and the Roksan are fed into a Densen dm20 preamplifier using xangsane XS-9003AG silver interconnects from the Densen to a pair of fully restored quad mono blocks, which in turn are feeding a pair of quad ESL 57'S. I fact I would say they show the recording for exactly what it is. A fairly neutral recording will come across such. A warm recording will come across as warm. If you have a warm sounding system, these cables may well suit you. If you have a cool sounding very analytical system. They may not . However at this price point you have very little to loose by giving them a try. But remember they need a decent burn in period before been able to fully assess them.

This speaker cable exceeded my expectations and produces a neutral sound with my equipment.